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+categories = ["News"]
+tags = ["News"]
+title = "Using BookStack as a Linux File System"
+image = "/images/blog-cover-images/cc-by-sa-4/penguins-dietmar-rabich.jpg"
+author = "Dan Brown"
+slug = "bookstack-filesystem"
+draft = false
+date = 2025-04-20T10:46:00Z
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+For a while I've been playing with the idea of being able to mount a BookStack instance as a Linux file system.
+I attempted this a while ago, but recently dedicated a day to finishing up a proof on concept for this.
+The resulting project, with usage details, can be found here on Codeberg:
+
+https://codeberg.org/bookstack/filesystem
+
+This little application mounts a [FUSE](https://docs.kernel.org/filesystems/fuse.html)-based linux file system
+which in the background reads books, chapters and pages from BookStack over the API, to present the content
+as a read-only series of folders and files. Files are essentially the page content provided via the export API 
+endpoints. By default they are plain text export files, but there's an option to alternatively use PDF, HTML or Markdown exports
+for page files.
+
+This is only a simple proof of concept application written in Go, and is not really meant for production use
+since there will be limitations and bugs, but it's a fun idea which may be useful to others.
+The code (linked above) is all open source and open to further hackery where desired.
+
+For a full visual demo I've put together a quick video of this in use:
+
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+---
+  
+<span style="font-size: 0.8em;opacity:0.8;">Header Image Credits: &nbsp;<span>Photo by <a href="https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Simon%E2%80%99s_Town_(ZA),_Boulders_Beach,_Penguin_Colony_--_2024_--_3420.jpg">Dietmar Rabich (CC-BY-SA-4)</a> - Image Modified</span></span>

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+Copryright Dietmar Rabich
+Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Simon%E2%80%99s_Town_(ZA),_Boulders_Beach,_Penguin_Colony_--_2024_--_3420.jpg
+Image modified in usage (Cropped, resized, sharpened).

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